Cassper Claps Back At Payola Claims After ‘KUSHO BANI’ Hits Number 4 On Radio Charts

Cassper Claps Back At Payola Claims After ‘KUSHO BANI’ Hits Number 4 On Radio Charts. South African hip-hop icon Cassper Nyovest has found himself in the midst of an online debate following his latest milestone.

. His hit track KUSHO BANI recently climbed to the No. 4 spot on the radio charts, and in celebration, Cassper took to social media to express his gratitude to his fans. “Thank you for all the support!!! Could it go to No. 1??? We gone see!!!” he shared with excitement, clearly thrilled by the song’s success.

However, as is often the case in the world of social media, the post was met with a swift response from a user who took a jab at Cassper’s achievement, accusing the artist of benefiting from “payola”—the practice of bribing radio stations to play music in exchange for money. “Pay-o-la….😴 💤” the user wrote, implying that Cassper’s chart success wasn’t entirely organic.

Not one to let a comment slide, Cassper fired back with a quick response. “Me? PAYOLA? I woulda had 40 No. 1s, I have the guap to do it and I’ve only had 1 radio number 1 in my entire career. That should tell you sumn,” Cassper retorted.

The rapper’s response was sharp and to the point, dismissing the accusation and highlighting the fact that despite his vast success and financial resources, he’s only managed to achieve one No. 1 on the radio charts throughout his career.

Cassper’s fiery comeback not only addressed the payola claim but also served as a reminder that his journey in the music industry has been one of hard work and perseverance. Despite being a household name, he’s been vocal about his struggles and achievements, and this exchange is just another chapter in his ongoing narrative.

Whether KUSHO BANI climbs further or stays at No. 4, Cassper’s ability to weather online criticism with confidence and humour only adds to his reputation as a seasoned artist who understands the dynamics of the music industry.